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Sunday, January 27, 2013

Glitter, Striped Heart Sweatshirt, DIY



 Tutorial
 Things you need.
  1.  Glitter in three colors Dark, Medium, Light. any color *I uses the red hues in  Martha Stewart glitter:  Garnet, Tourmaline and  Rose quart. * Michaels
  2. Fabric- tac glue or Mod podge fabric glue. *Wal-mart or Michaels
  3.  Small paint brush.
  4. Masking tape.
  5. Scissors
  6. Sweatshirt. *I used a men's small Hanes. *Wal-mart or Target

 Wash your sweatshirt and dry it.
 Cut off the collar.




Cut out a template of a heart.
Make it as big and as little as you want.
Place it in the center of you sweatshirt.



 Tape the heart down on your shirt. 
Then put down strips of tape.



 Take off every other strip of tape.


 Put a piece of cardboard in between the sweatshirt.



Put glue on the open stripes and sprinkle with your glitter.



 I did two stripes of each color.



 let dry.. shake off the glitter and repeat the glue/ glitter process again.



 Carefully peel off your tape.
To Seal the glitter in put a thin layer of Mod Podge Fabric Glue on the glitter stripes.
Let dry for about 48 hours before washing. 
Wash in cold water tumble dry on low heat or hang dry.





I put a stud at the seams so I didn't have to sew them.




Hello Heart.

Have a wonderful Sunday.
Lots of <3,
Anne


28 comments:

  1. Anne, once again a GREAT tute! Definitely going to make me one of these!!

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  2. I LOVE your Blog. your DIY are so Great. I will be attempting to make this sweatshirt today!! Thanks

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    1. April Thank you so much. I would love to see when you are done.:)

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  3. I've been following your blog for some weeks now and this night I took a peek... My 7 year old girl saw this new shirt with the glittering heart. Can you guess what happened?! Yep, right! "Please, mommy, can you make me that?" (but in Dutch, haha) ;D
    So, I think this is going to be my first actual attempt to make one of your nice ideas with Valentine's Day coming up ;)

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    1. That is so awesome, thank you so much Corine!:)

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  4. Love your heart themed restyles and DIY jewelry. This heart would be cute with or without the glitter - so many options. The stud detail is also nice besides being a time saver. I posted the top photo and a link back to you on truebluemeandyou on Tumblr.

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  5. Super Cute!!! If I can find a sweater like this I am definitely going to give this a try!

    I have never worked with glitter before - sounds a little messy haha.

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    1. Glitter does require a little extra clean up, but it is so worth it.

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  6. This is so pretty. Have to try it.

    Vanessa

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  7. This is so cute, Anne.

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  8. I love this and have starting making it myself. A couple of questions, about how big is your heart, and can you mix the glitter with the glue and paint it on? I have used that method with regular modge podge and it works, but I've never worked with fabric and glitter.

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    1. Yes..You can mix the two as long as you use a fabric glue, it and a fabric paint it should work just fine. The heart was made with just a regular piece of paper folded in half and then cut in the shape of a heart.:)<3

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  9. This is super cute! Definitely going to make it with my niece for Vday:)
    Quick question, how long did you have to wait for the glue/glitter to dry before repeating the process?

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    1. I waited about 3 to 4 hours. before I put on my second coat.

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  10. This is super cute, My 6 yr old daughter saw me looking at it and begged for it. Now I'm going to have to make us both one lol. Can you tell me exactly what you did to the sleeves too? Your amazing and thank you!

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    1. Yes, Sorry I forgot to put that in the instructions. I just cut them off and rolled them up.:) Thank you so much. I would love to see when you are done..

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  11. So I made this yesterday and I was wondering if you have ever tried to set the glitter so it doesn't shed off? I read online about putting a clear varnish spray over it, but I am hesitant and I wanted to check and see if you have ever done a finish over any of your glitter cloths projects.

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    1. Hey Jeanette I did a post just yesterday about this very thing. I hope this helps It gives you a few tips, I also share you a few things I have learned about glittering fabric over the last few years.:) Thank you for the wonderful question:)
      http://wobisobi.blogspot.com/2013/02/glitter-heart-tee-diy.html

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  12. You need the studs for heming the collar right?

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    1. Yes. If you do not want to sew it, it is on of the best ways to keep the seams from unraveling.:)

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  13. Did this, love it:)
    http://sewfortheloveofit.wordpress.com/2013/02/23/be-mine-valentine/

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  14. Is it okay to use a different kind of glue? :)

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    1. The best glue would be Mod Podge Fabric Glue or any fabric glue.

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  15. Que lindo amei, vou fazer parabéns

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